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The internet has great potential as a repository of scientific data, but finding the information you need can be like trying to pick apart a frustrating knot; you can spend hours with nothing to show but the same knot and some broken fingernails. Fortunately, a few brave souls have taken on the task of organizing the tangled knot of biological information into web ‘directory’ links pages and on...

The explosion of genomic information and the need to search for gene homologies make it more important than ever that genetic and biochemical data from model organisms should be organized in an accessible way — which is where online databases come into their own. In previous issues, The spider dealt with online resources for yeast and Caenorhabditis elegans (see Curr Biol 1998, 8:R670), Escheri...